Sokolov - Schubert: Klavierstücke in E-flat major, D. 946 No. 2

[@evoluption]

Sokolov mastered it, probably the best performance around. Thanks for uploading it.

[@donnacatliota467]

Thank you for putting together this wonderful collection. For me, this first piece leads them all.

[@brigittek.4581]

Simply enchanting every time you listen.

[@williambunter3311]

This piece is heartachingly beautiful!

[@osvaldocapella3135]

La música de Schubert es toda un agradecimiento por la vida! No hay lucha en ella. Es toda un canto. 👏👏👏

[@manuelgomezabad3722]

total .... amando

[@melitongue]

One feels that the very human voice, the true lyrical, searching soul of these sensitive, titanic pieces has never flown higher nor more freely in the 200 years since they were conceived, than under Sokolov's hands.

[@militaryandemergencyservic3286]

somewhat hyperbolic, to say the least

[@mariomoralesparada8370]

Bendita música invencible en el tiempo,gracias por llegar a mis oidos🎉

[@jorgekratsman3576]

El gran Sokolov en su unica interpretacion para Schubert de este Klavierstucke es maravillosa. El mas hermoso de estas piezas segun mi entender.

[@jonathanfrank1073]

This is absolutely amazing. I’ve always loved sokolov’s style. When was this performance? Just curious. His Beethoven 16th in some school auditorium w kids playing at a playground in the background is sheer perfection in every way. Thanks for posting this performance.

[@heinrichneubert128]

Man würde erwarten, dass das Stück (in Es-Dur und c-moll) bei 6:12 endet. Aber dann kommt noch unerwartet ein neues, dramatisches Thema in As-moll, wie ein a propos. Damit betritt man eine völlig andere Gefühlssphäre. Am Schluss die Rückkehr zu Es-Dur, wie eine Heimkehr. Habe Sokolov beim Klavierfestival Ruhr live dieses Stück spielen hören. Das konnte ich seitdem nicht mehr vergessen. Immer wieder kommt mir besonders das As-moll-Thema in den Sinn.

[@flospiano2563]

Bravo!!

[@tibor6809]

MS.SOKOLOV - UNIKATE - GENIUS,SCHUBERT - GENIUS.

[@horowitzkissin]

This is superb!

[@czffg9757]

I always listen to the way the pianist plays the second episode of this piece. I like the performance of Wilhelm Kempff the best which implies infinite solitude. Sokolov's performance is close to that of Kempff. I don't like the performance which associates a blizzard, by the way. Thank you for uploading !

[@satie185]

Unfassbar schön!

[@svetlanagrinstein8944]

Не перестаю удивляться чуду звуковой рельефности.

[@lluisrafalessole-classical5068]

Bravo Mestre 🎹

[@declanclyde211]

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[@ivaradz9608]

❤👌🙇‍♀️

[@albertoferrerdecastro4764]

VERGONZOSO QUE PONGAIS ANUNCIOS cuando se esta escuchando esta verdadera audición

[@nine7295]

I have a way to avoid the ads, so they didn't show up

[@TroelsNybo-j2t]

I have to confess that this is one of those pieces by Schubert that never really won my love. Yes, he actually did write such pieces.

[@alejandrodmsosa]

brutally played. what an insult.

[@amirmotahari6186]

Laboured !

[@TB-us7el]

I agree. I am a big fan of rubato, used judiciously, but he just seems to be slowing down and speeding up willy nilly, to my ears. The rhythm and momentum gets lost for this.

[@melitongue]

Love's Labour's Lost?

[@tallbillbassman]

A bit of fluidity in the phrasing is good in this piece but this is just too sloppy, almost inarticulate. The last section is just too heavy and laboured. It should be light and brisk.

[@alexandergrun5126]

unfortunately mister sokolov did not understand this piece 😞